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Utøpia is a Swiss-Portuguese DJ based in Lausanne. Inspired by the raw energy of Berlin and Eastern Europe, Utøpia delivers powerful sets that blend groovy, minimal, and driving techno with underground house, between 130–150 BPM.

Resident and curator at Club Paillettes and Voltage Rumble, Utøpia has performed across Switzerland and beyond — from illegal raves and private parties to venues like ABC Club, Bleu Lézard, Folklor, Le Romandie, Vinyl Club (Lausanne), Rocking Chair Club (Vevey), Mythic Club (Fribourg), and Sekta Selecta (Kraków, Poland).

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Volta, whose real name is Raphaël, has been one of the cornerstones of the Swiss electronic scene for over 25 years. Born in 1982, he was immersed in music from a young age, captivated by his brother's turntables. At 10 years old, he started composing on his first synthesizer and attended Hug Musique in Lausanne, a place that would later become his employer.
Passionate about the first Swiss raves of the 90s, Volta drew inspiration from the raw and visionary sounds of Emmanuel Top, Underground Resistance, Kraftwerk, and The Prodigy. By the age of 18, he was already DJing at Space in Ibiza, and he built his reputation on Swiss and European stages alongside icons such as Vitalic, DJ Hell, and Marco Carola. He is known for his exclusively vinyl sets, where technique and sonic curiosity make each performance a unique experience.
In 2003, he founded VR Records, a vinyl shop that became a cult destination, and then R-Productions, which organized landmark events such as Les Pirates Audio and Les Moulins Bleus, where he supported the local scene and provided a platform for emerging talents. That same year, he launched the VR School, a DJing and music production school, where he shares his knowledge with passion and discipline. The Chocolate DJ Contest, which he has been contributing to from the start, has uncovered several rising stars.
On the production side, his remix for Jesse Somfay in 2006 was praised by artists like Ellen Allien and Richie Hawtin. Alongside Salvatore Freda, he released several EPs on prestigious labels such as Liebe Detail, Music Man, and Remote Area, with tracks played by Carl Cox and Luciano.
Today, at the helm of Wavestudios, an agency specializing in sound design for brands, Volta continues to DJ, teach, and elevate the Swiss techno scene, notably through events like Club François. His unwavering commitment and generosity have earned him the respect of the scene, both for his career and for his dedication to sharing his knowledge.

Mirweis' electronic music journey started in the 90s. An avid fan of electronic sounds, his passion was honed by listening to artists such as Derrick May or Cajmere mainly at the Weetamix Parties and club (Geneva).
  
  He caught the producer bug and like many artists, started meddling with sounds from the safety of his bedroom and has developed a very particular sound, well known to the local fans. Using minimal techno and Detroit tech house as a base, he inserts groovy, rumbling house beats all shook up in the harmonic complexity of his origins.
  
He became an activist of the Swiss underground scene, playing at famous places such as Maria (Berlin), Dachkantine (Zh), Rohsthofflager (Zh), Loft Electroclub (LS), D! Club (LS) and many more beside well known artists such as Ellen Alien, Detroit Grand Pubahs, Sylvie Marks, Villalobos, Dandy-Jack, Dinky, Brinkmann with his unique blend of minimalistic grooves.
  
  His productions on Phictiv (dark addictions EP in 2004; featured on Fabric 15 compilation), NUM rec. (guilty/not guilty EP in 2005) and District of Corruption (30 minutes EP in 2006) received support by many artists such as Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Jeff Mills, Luciano, to name but a few.

After a 20 years hiatus, Mirweis is back with new projects and productions, feeding his everlasting passion for the music and the culture.

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